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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14

The MOVEMENT for the construction ola
broad and graded avenue ffom the south end
of the proposed bridge across the Potomac
at Arlington, through Alexandria, to Mount
Vernon must, If successful, prove highly adj
vantageous &c this city and to all its inter
ests. 1t is hoped therefore that the meeting
to stimulate that movement TO be held at
the Opera House here tomorrow afternoon
may be we'll attended, and that every thing
may be done thai Alexandria and her citi-
zens can do toward achieving the desired
nhiact
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14

SOME OF the republican newspapers de-
nounce Most, the anarchist, for presuming
to apply for citizenship, but refusing to take
an oath to support the laws Of the country
If, in his opinion, those laws are not right.
But Mr.. Most is less inconsistent and has
more regard for the Obligations OF an cath
than the men who created the republican
party, for they said the constitution they
had sworn to obey was league with hell,
and that they were bound by "higher
law than any human enactmert-lhe law
of their own conscience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, September 14.-There was i;itle
more animation at the opening of the stock III
ket this morning, but prices were weak and de-
cline, from yesterday final figures offrom /, 10
u per cent generally. The market sabssq &c, lis
became very dull. but recovered portion of The
losses sustained. There wss no further fea,ute
developed, and at II o'clock the market was very
dull and steady to firm, generally at sinai! fra
tiOns under first prices Money easy ct 6.
BALTIMORE Sept. 14.-yirginia 6s consolidAtei
with coupon 40 pest-due coupons CO; new 3
G3ia 10-40s with coupons 81 bid to-day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14

Tweniy five years ago John Grundy, of
Philadelphia, was one OF the most expert
and prosperous of the marble cutters OF that
city. Then he went into politics, was sue
ceFstul, and was elected Alderman for sew.
eral terms. Then he took 10 drinking, lost
his office ana ..s employment, and became
a rag I,icker, and his vile was ray sorler
until she became blind sn.l weni to the poor
house. the :,lher day h. staggered into
his garrett with whiskey bottle, and four
DAYS later his dead and decomposed body
wss found lying on the bed where be had
died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14
Alex ANDRI-A-.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER IA.

TIE CONVENTION of the thirteen original
States, after adopting and promuigaiing .ne
existing Constitution, adjourned in Phiadei
mia nm tho 18th of September, 1857. The
centennial of that event will be celebrated
io Philadelphia tomorrow and on the two
succeeding days. A century is only snort
lime in the life Of nation. Bacon gave the
first blow for liberty in Virginia more than
one hundred years before Washington gave
the second, and the successful one. But
the first century OF the existing government
of this country has been most even'iui
one. During it Is poor and weak common
wealtbs have grown into IS rich and pow
erful States, and 100000 of people
to GO 900 600; discoveries have been made
in the arts aud sciences that have reVoiu
tionizad the world; and civil war has been
wsoed that devastated one entire half OF the
country, aud subverted not only It's system
of labor, but the whole social system OF that
half and from the effects OF which it is still
suffering, but is relieving itself by phenom
email thrift, enterprise and industry. Wheth'
or OF the expiration of the century that COM
meuces Saturday the bi-centenniai OF the
Constitution will be celebrated Is beyond
human ken, but it Is vain to deny that the
signs of the times are not suspicious Of snch
an event
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14
Leesburg.

A correspondent OF the Baltimore Ameri.
can writes: "Leesburg is the county seat OF
Loudoun county. 1t lies at the eastern base
OF the Catoctn mountains, one and a-half
miles from the Potomac river at Balls Bluff,
and forty miles from Washington. The
town was established in 1858. and has
population of over two thousand. The
streets are we'll lighted and paved. 1t has
two newspapers-the Mirror, edited by Mr.
B. +. Sheets, and the Wa8hingtonian edited by
Capt. w. B. Lynch. There are six churches
of various denominations. There are two
free schools, for white and colored children,
and two female academies. Leesburg is one
of the most healthful places in the Union,
and its citizens are hospitable.
The Loudoun Live Stock Exhibition As
ISOLATION holds fair and cattle show an
nually there, which is numerously at
tended and we'll supported. The fair
opened yesterday under tlatterng pros
rects and will continue three days.
Mr.. +. 3. Harrison is the president,
and Mr.. W. d. Hempstone, secretary of the
association. There will be running, trotting
and hurdle races. The clerk of the races
is Thomas Swami, grandson of the late Gov.
ernor Swami, of Maryland. The judges OF
The races are DR.. C. S Carter, son.in law Of
the late Gov. Swami Col. Edmund Berkely,
J. B. Beverley, 81. G. Dulany, jr., Reverdy
Daingerfeld and V. w. Power.
The premium lists are fuller than ever be.
fore, and there is handsome display of
farm products, agricultural novelties and.
fine work in the needle line by the fair la
dies OF the county. The poultry depart
ment shows that tho Virginia people are
adopts in raising barn.yard fowls. No
wheels of fortune or fakirs are permitted on
the fair grounds.
The attendance for the opening day of The
fair, considering the unpleasant morning,
was very large. Among the prominent per-
sons on the ground were Hon. John S. Bar
bour and Hon. John Goode.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14

SUIcIDE.-The dead body of Hugo Won
Reur was yesterday morning found floating
in the canal about quarter of mile this
side of the Chain bridge. In the pockets of
the dead man were few articles, q memo
randum book in which were some notes in
German and note addressed to Herr Vie
eand. He also left letter in mis- room in
Mr.. Wiegand's house saying he was tired of
life and Intended 10 commit suicide. The
deceased belonged to noble family in Ger
many, and had left that country on account
of trouble with his wife.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14
FafaI Railroad Accident.

LEADvILLE, Col, Sept IA constrnc-
ton train on the Aspen extension of the
Midland road, consisting Of an engine, two
cars of railroad iron and 2S7 track layers,
was derailed near Lake Ivanhoe yesterday
morning. The cars were turned completely
over, burying the men under the iron, kill
ing four and seriously injuring sixty one.
The engineer aud fireman escaped injury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14
HoRRlBLr cRIMr-Washington Glenn,

HORRIBLE CRmE-Washngton Glenn, o
Free Methodist preacher at Parkston,
OAK, was lodged in Jail in Hutchinson
county, last week. charged with assault
on his own 16 year-old daughter. The
sheriff of Hutchinson county received dis
patch TO remove the prisoner TO prevent vi
olence, and Glenn reached Yankton Sunday
and was placed in Jail. He confesses to the
attempt on his daughter, but says he failed.
He has wife and another child. There is
great excitement in Hutchinson county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14

A MINISTER CowH1DED.-At Rock Hill,
S. c., Rev. E. e. Price, Methodist minis
ter. was publicly cowhided Monday, by j..
B. Johnson for circulating scandalous stories
about Johnson's sister. Friends of both par
lies have taken up the quarrel, and further
ard more serious trouble is anticipated.
Price started for North Carolina at night to
get married. Johnson will follow on the
same train, and. it is believed, will force
him to fight. Price is pastor of country
church six miles from Rock Hill. Johnson
ia member of one of the most respected
families of the town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14
Give EIy.s Cream Balm n Trial.

This Justly celebrated remedy for the cure of
catarrh. hay fever cold in the head, &c, ran he
obtained of any reputable druggist and may be
relied upon SIS a safe and pleasant remedy for the
above complaints, and will give immediate relief.
1t is not liquid, snuff or powder has no often
sive odor and can be used at any tins with good
results, as thousands can testify, among them
some of the attaches Of this ofice--Spirit Of the
Tines Mdv % 1886
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14
Death orCapt. Futzwcilcr.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. IA special
from Findlay, Ohio, says that Capt. Joseph
F. Futzweiler. assistant sergeant at arms of
the national House Of Representatives, died
at that place yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14

THE COLLECTOR of customs and the post
master at Boston having refused TO give TIE
democratic committee OF that city list3 OF the
employees in I'll cir respective offices, apph
cation was made for the same to the Treas
ury and Postoffice Departments at Wash
ington. The required lists were forwarded
at once. Nearly all the lanes on them are
those of republicans. The matter will be
brought TO the attention Of the coming
State democratic convention OF Massachu-
setts. The fact that the demand was grant
ed at Washington. the headquarters Of the
civil service commission, after being refused
at Boston, and granted, too, though the OBJ
iect for which it was madethe removal OF
republican Office holGers-was we'll known,
looks as if the approach OF the next nationai
democratic convention has induced at least
two of the government departments to con-
ceipe the idea that the demands of the peo
rle by whom the administration WAS elect
cd are entitled to some consideration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14
Dcnu, ocGcn. Wcrdcr.

BERLIN, Sept. H.-General August Won
Werder, who commanded the third army
corps of the Crown Prince of Prussia's com.
mand in the Franco German war and who
completely defeated the French under Gen.
Bourbaki, is dead. He had just entered his
10Th year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14
The Anarchists 10 Hang.

OTTAWA, ILL.,. Sept. 1.-THE Supreme
Court this morning delivered an opinion in
the anarchist case, affirming the Judgment
of the court below The execution is to
take place November IL between 9 and 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14

If THE President be independent enough
ofhis party to appoint many republicans 10
Office, and to retain many more IN ollce,
neither he nor any Of the democrats who
applaud such action can, with any degree
of Justice or consistency. complain Of tho'
members of their party Who not being able
10 abide such action. may, in the coming
election, manifest their disapprobation Of 1t
by being equally as Independent, and voting
for republicans. For the good of the State,
however, and for their own good, it IS hoped
that the Virginia democrats may not be
"better than their party" and that no one
of them may lose faith in the cause because
things ara not going on to suit them exactly;
for they may lest assured that no matter
how bad some OF toe democratic leaders
may be all OF, those of the republicans
are a great deal worse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14
The Sharp Case.

New YORK. Sept. 14-Mr Bourke Cock.
ran this morning concluded his argument
before the special :es,iop Ct Court called to
hear the Sharp csse. and at II O'Clock the
hearing was closed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14

BALTIMORE, Sept 14-Cotton dull and nomi-
hal middling 95s Flour firm and quiet How
ara 81 anu western super pa 90 90 extra
So 00a3 60; do family So 75ai 30 ; city mills
super 81 25a2 90; do extra 5; 0Oa} 80; do Rio
brands 81 15a4 so; Patapsco superlative patent
50 10; do family 81 70. Wheat-Southeru frm
for choice red 7SaS0; amber SoaS2 Western
steady and quiet; No 2 winter SPOT T675a71
Sept 76'- e7G7s Oct 7s-784. Nov 792siesU; DC
S1%a9l9s. Corn-Sou'lcI higher and firm
white 56a5S. yellow 55s56 Western firm and
dull; mixed spot 1915 bid; Oct 9l9a50. Oats
firm; Southern and Penna 30a35; Western white
33a36 do mixed 3la32I2. Rye firm, without
active demand at 53l55. Hay steady prime TO
choice Western S13at5 co. Provisions steady
and quiet Mess Pork SIG 25aI6 30. Bulk
meats-shoulders and clear RIB sides packed
7Ea9 Z. Bacon-shouldcrs 7lAaS1, clear rib
sides lob; hams 13a4a11i2. Lard-relined s.
Butter steady; Western picked 1Ta22 creamery
22a25. Coffee easier: Rio csrgoes ordinary to
fair 19Aa2O. Sugar steady A soft 6ls Whisky
quiet at 81 Hal 10
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TELEGRApaszC NEWS
Fairfax Democratic Convention,

TBy IelePhonc y inc GAZETTE'1
FAIRFAX c. h, Sept. 14-At The demo.
cratic convention held here to day DR.. ]. R.
Simpson was nominated by reclamation for
the House of Delegates
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14

CHICAGO, Sept. ii, II a. m-October Wheat
opened lsc above yesterday at 80 1 IL, and now
sellg at 695s May Wheat 7SH,. Oct Cora 42hs
Msy 1873 Jsn Pork Si2 80. Oct Lard SO 80.
Jan short ribs Sc ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14

There is no change 10 notl in Flour. The oilcr'
ings of Wheat on Change to-day amounted tie
1047 bushels, which sold at 72a75 for rcd, and
&c for longberry Small lots OF white Corn
brought o. No Rye was offered, and one lot of
Oats sold at 81. Butter and Eggs are scarce and
wanted Provisions are firm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14

NEW YORK, Sept. 1i-COtton quiet NJ lands
91s Orleans 10; futures quiet Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat higher. Corn letter. Pork firm
at SIG 90 Old mess Pork firm at $15 so. Lard
steady at SO 92la
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-09-14
MARRIED..

y HEUMATIsM CURED BY DIR. MlrCHELLs
LII Celebrated Rheumatism Plaster, Cor sale by
sp11 ". +. CREIGHTON & CO.
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@

Races today.
Yesterday was a rcd letter day for the
police court.
-Four exciting events at the jockey
club course today.
Everybody, heirfamilies and relatives
will attend the races today.
Mary Stoyal has filed q petition for di-
vorcc from her husband, Henry Stoval.
Both colorcd.
The State convention Of the Young
Mems Christian association will meet in
this city Thursday next.
Natural Cas- ut the thcatcr again to-
night, at the matinee tomorrow, and for
the last time tomorrow evening.
Joe W. Lovingly, n five ycarold white
boy, is reported lost from home, corner Of
Georgia street and Mississippi avenue.
An the courts were closed yesterday
and heavily drpcd in mourning ny u mark
OF respect 10 the late Chancellor Henry L.
Elicit.
The sale Of seats for the Mrs. Bouci-
e cault MY Geraldine engagement ut the
thcatcr will open this morning at WITT
mann's music store.
j. J. Jenny, n we'll known gentleman,
seycnty-iye years OF age, had his foot
crushed Yesterday by n heavily loaded
dry passing over it.
The flags and other decorations at the
Cotton and Merchants exchanges were
ordered drapcd in mourning yesterday out
OF respect Ia the late Chancellor Ellct.
Six OF the suspected pickpockcts ar
rested Saturday were shown 10 the police
yesterday and given until - o'clock last
night 10 make themselves seldom in Menu
phis,
Nothing hut the bales Of cotton com
posing the base OF the mammoth arch In
front Of the Cotton exchange now remain,
the other and more artistic frame work
having been taken down.
A man named Tcmplcton was given
Judgment by default in Justice Buttcn-
bcW's court, yesterday, for 500 against
the taxing district. II was the amount
claimed as damages for falling In q sewer.
Tho case Of officer Hcycll. accused uI
making an mcallcd for assault upon W.
A. Owens, q commercial traveller, has been
postponed hy the state until Saturday
next. II IN said the officer will probably
be indicted 10y the grand jury today.
The following parties were granted H.
&c 80 20 marry yesterday; Joe Jones and
Mis-. Della Steele; Alcck Sykes and Miss
Susanna Known T.. 4. Alexander and Miss
Matte James. Charles VI. SIicu aud Miss
Jeanette T.. Boswell; II. J. Bowman and
Miss Y. ~iuct.
The I. A. Wright who is taking such
n lively part In the unfortunate Bcvcll-
Owens affair, IL not the well known lat
siorc gentleman, who knew nothing OF 1t
until the story appeared IN print, There
are two gentlemen In the city bearing the
samc uamv, and this time its .tothcr.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-18
PERSONAL POINTS.

MEs. KATE LoGWoon, 81 Florence, Ala,
II in the city visiting friends.
Con. ANp Mas. ". W. S%,uooiFiTLph have
gone 60 Marion, Ala, for q brief visit.
ions +. Ham, brother Of Capt. FL. Il.
Hart, died, sunday, NJ sherman, Tex.
Mis- C,mmr luuNNN, ol Louisville, IL
IN the city visiting Mn. VI. llunt and lam.
lily
Miss JrvNm McCAur. oi Cairo, is visit.
ing the family OF Mr.. q. T.. Brown, IN
Chelsea.
GrouCr W. B,Wn, auditor Of the New
port News 4 Mississippi Valley railroad,
h In the city.
Mrssus. j. VI CNUyw and J. VI, Fowlkcs
have made application iur Cotton exchange
membership.
Miss FASNir KING. daughter 81 Col. II.
Clay King, has returned from her sum.
mor visit a. Kentucky.
j. j. BuTr,io, contracting agent Of the
Virginia 4 Tennessee air line, arrived yes.
tcrday irom New York.
Miss LrLu BREWSTER, 81 Pine Fluff,
Ark., isyisiiing her uncle. Mr.. T. &. Bettcs,
No. 49, looucy street, Chelsea.
MISS blllll JUNE W l|lNiNolNlli',
Mis-, who has been spending several
weeks ia the city, the guest Of Miss Ida
Henry, has returned home.
NisiroRs on change yesterday; VI. u.
Martin, Indian Bay. Ark; w. II. Smith,
Peoria, H.; Nose Stern, Philadelphia; J,
u. Lewis, Little Rock, J.. VI. Hawkins,
New York.
T. kuEY, Lincoln, H., T. Mcclure, 81
louis, Mo, J. Thompson and wife, Wynn.
Ark., J. T.. Woods, 81 Paul, Mimi, are al
Duffy hotel.
MAi. and Mn. 4. J.. Cassity, Of Bolivar
county, came mp 60 scc Mr.. and Mn
Cleveland. The major contributed So Z,
the light fingered gentry who infested th'
city Saturday.
Dr. ,. W. D,NcY and Col. James 7
FAINT, Of Holly Springs, Capt h. W. Wood
rui, the official starter Of the races, an,
Ira I, Bride, the pool seller Dan T.. Rrid
and George Frazier, two well known gen
tcmcn, arc nj the Peabody.
Rry. s. BuHroRp, rector Of Calvar
church, has been presented by his parish
ioncS with a handsome new residence
iot usc during his s%cryiccs in this city. !
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MENKEN AND COMPANY.


Commencing Monday, October II, the
Kansas City, Memphis 4 birmingham
milruld viii commence operating trains
between Memphis and birmingham, con
Meeting ihcrc IN Union depot with trains
for Atlanta, Macon, Charleston, Savannah,
jacksonville, Tampa, and Cedar kcys,
Fla, Montgomery and Euiaula, Ala, and
all other points In the southeast This IL
absolutely the shortest route iur the above
points. For tickets aud other iniorma.
ton, call ut ticket office, No. ~ Madison
afpnpf
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-18
LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry, 22i Second st.
O. X. IIoucK q Co. have removed to
their new store, No. 1853 Main street.
" you want all pine lumber call IN
Brinklcy lumber company, No. l2i Jciicr-
son street.
STANLEY & ANDERSON, funeral directors
and cmbalmcrs, No. 80 Madison street, are
fully prepared TO furnish chairs at resi-
dcnccs, when ordered, for the accommoda-
ton Of friends.
SPECIAL students will be received in any
department ut the lligbcc School, or to
take private lessons in Music, Art, Elocu-
ton, Literature, the Languages, or in the
Business Course.
Miss CARRIE VI. HEATING, teacher Of
music, vocal and instrumental, is teach
ing at the music-housc OF ID. II. Baldwin.
Az already announced, Miss Heating will
give n free scholarship for the last five
months Of the session IN n reward 10 the
pupil having the best record up to Febru-
AIRY for diligcnt study mdthe highest de-
gree Of perfection.
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ELIAS STAG

~ ut the corner Of Market and Third. The
eloquent and pious gentleman's friends
are invited TO call, and bring n friend with
them during all this week.
Miss JEANETTE T.. Boswell, daughter
OF Capt. j. Il. Boswell, Of this city, was
married at 8 o'clock last night, ut the resi-
dence OF her parents, to Mr., Charles NJ.
Steen, of Baltimore, Md. Both bride and
groom are cultivated, refined, and have
large numbers Of friends who wish them
a long life of unalloyed happiness and
prosperity. They were ilattcringly re-
membcred in the way Of costly and beau
tiful wedding presents.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-18
New wusie.

Prof. c. +. Winhlcr, the veteran music
teacher and composer, who has for years
rendered invaluable service tocultiyaie the
diyincst u arts In Memphis, has just writ.
ten two new sacred vocal solos, entitled
"lIcar Us, q Father Ave Marial, with
English aud Latin words, TO Thee, q
Father 20 Salutaris, l%losiia), also two
sets oi words, 10 cents each. Both arc
vcritahlc gems, deserving Of national use
aud reputation, which no doubt will 10
gained.
Prof. Herman Schulzc, another local
master, has also composed an instrumental
solo. entitled "Blur City Galop," JOccnts,
and brought all his talent and knowledge
into prquisition with success. II is ded.
iratcd Ia Miss Flopncc Goycr. T.. Witt
mann 4 Co. arc the publishers.
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Y. M. @. A. NOTES.

S. VI. SAYroRp, with his male quartet,
will be ut every session Of the State ron
vcntion, which will bc held in the Cum
bcrland Presbyterian church October 20,
-, 22 and -.
4 SPECIAL consocmtion meeting will be-
held tonight at 3 o'clock, conducted by
VIM. u lAumastor, general secretary.
Every member is requested to attend, ~
Il IL the last meeting before the conycn-
ton. All men invited. Bring u friend
with won
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Attention. %. ". o..

Forsprains, bruises, rheumatism, cramps,
Inflammation, swelling, cuts, burns, etc, in
man, aud splint, ringb0nc, w%indglll. cpl
scratches, etc, in horscs, Rangum
Root Eminent Is q sure care. The liking
oi linimcnts' II the universal verdict.
Never fails to curc uny nilmcnt that can
be- reached by an external medical appli-
cation. 80 rents per bottle. For sale ut
Holsters drug store, 2Nj Main street.